v0.8.0

Added

• Add TEXT_CHECK=false to skip reading text on art, for machines with little memory such as a Raspberry Pi.
• Support Emby 4.10 as the media server, with EMBY_URL and EMBY_API_KEY and its built-in webhooks.
• Refuse to start with a data folder that belongs to another media server.
• Give collections that are not a streaming service Apple TV's category tile: the art in a genre palette with the name.
• Draw Persian, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Thai, Chinese, Japanese and Korean names with matching fonts and shaping.
• Add a service mark for ADN (Anime Digital Network).
• Use TMDB network logos as streaming marks for services without a built-in mark, such as Exxen, SkyShowtime, U-NEXT, JioHotstar, BINGE, discovery+ and Shudder.
• Add NOTIFY_EVENTS to also send alerts for new posters, with the image, and a daily summary.
• Send an alert when TMDB, the media server, Maintainerr, scheduled runs or service collections work again.
• Print the settings in use at start, and log each name in LIBRARIES the server does not have.
• Document what Posteryard changes on the server and how to undo each change.
• Add the why TITLE command to list a poster's art candidates and why each was used or not.
• Add the health command, which the Docker health check now runs.
• Document starting Posteryard with docker run instead of Compose.

Changed

• Leave the black fade off posters whose white logo, labels and badges already read on the art.
• Shorten the README to setup and settings, and move commands, server notes, alerts, troubleshooting and design details into pages in docs/.
• Read series art for season posters only when a season needs it, and stop at the first usable image. The first season poster of a show no longer reads up to 12 images it does not use.
• Stop the text reader after 10 idle minutes and drop downloaded images while idle, to use less memory. A read that hangs stops the text reader at once instead of holding up the worker.
• Write the log as logfmt lines with the title and the art source, one line per image, and end each full pass with a summary.
• Keep the 6-hour alert limit across restarts, and try an undelivered alert again after 10 minutes.
• Use TMDB's best-voted textless poster before Apple TV art; with APPLE_ART, Apple TV art now fills in before backdrops.
• Leave the unused sympy library out of the image, about 31 MB smaller.
• Process leaving titles again only when their Maintainerr date changes, and all of them once a day, instead of every sweep.
• Skip titles the server has not matched to TMDB, IMDb or TVDB with one log line, instead of failing, retrying and counting them in the daily summary.

Fixed

• Queue only the titles in ONLY_RATING_KEYS in full passes and sweeps, instead of fetching every title to skip it.
• Measure the fade and logo ink again when the poster design changes, instead of reusing values from the old design. Every poster is measured once after the update.
• Delete cached art choices and measurements from older versions at start.
• Stop rejecting clean art when OCR reads a large shape, such as a window or an emblem, as one character. Art is checked again once after the update.
• Turn off onnxruntime's telemetry, which looked up Microsoft's telemetry server from the container, and its warning in the log.
• Hide image decoder messages from the debug log.
• Find Jellyfin and Emby titles by name and year, such as why "Dune 2021".
• Stop within a second on docker stop, instead of after up to 30 seconds, which Docker ended with a kill after 10.
• Upload an image again when a stop or crash cut its upload off, instead of treating the poster as changed by hand, and give it back with restore --all.
• Ignore Plex webhooks with an invalid rating key, including a Jellyfin-style ID, instead of retrying them forever.
• Wait 2 minutes after a failed scheduled run, as the log says, instead of 30 seconds.
• Name the media server in the --season error, instead of always Plex.
• Keep a mistyped NOTIFY_URLS address, and the secret in it, out of the log.
• Match Jellyfin library folders on Windows servers, so their titles are no longer skipped.
• Give seasons of a Jellyfin or Emby show without season folders their show's library, so they are no longer skipped.
• Draw in dark ink only when the logo, the badges and the label each read where they sit.
• Leave out automatic streaming marks that turn into a solid shape or specks in one colour, such as Sony LIV, without showing another service's mark instead.
• Keep white letters of a coloured logo, such as the "HI" of HIDIVE, in its one-colour mark.
• Use the Sky mark for Sky X.
• Draw the streaming mark black or white without a shadow, by contrast where the mark sits.
• Keep one logo design per show: draw a one-colour logo dark on light art instead of switching to another logo.
• Choose a dark logo only when it reads where the logo sits, not across the whole bottom of the art.
• Treat crops and redrawn versions of a picture as the same picture when giving seasons their art.
• Keep art next working when art it skipped earlier has since been deleted from TMDB or Apple TV.
• Give collections that only start with a service's name, such as Max Payne Collection, a category tile instead of that service's channel tile.
• Select the right image when a render is identical to one uploaded before, so an expired label no longer stays on the poster.
• Give Sky service collections the channel tile instead of the category tile.
• Keep a show the server has not matched in the service collections it is in, instead of removing it or deleting a collection left with fewer than 3 shows.
• Count Maintainerr's leaving days in the container's time zone, so the label is no longer one day off.
• Skip only one image when removing the posteryard-next label fails and is retried.
• Remove a posteryard-next label typed with capital letters.
• Leave the posteryard-next label and the art unchanged while DRY_RUN is on.
• Run the Docker health check on LISTEN_PORT instead of port 8000.
• Retry and alert on unexpected errors like other failures.
• Keep the record of an uploaded episode thumbnail while DRY_RUN is on, so restore --all can still give it back.
• Keep the record of every uploaded image while DRY_RUN is on, so going live again leaves posters changed by hand alone and does not upload unchanged images again.